CD-Charts Position 1
Average Rating:

Love Is Here

by: Starsailor

Release Date January 08, 2002
Interesting sound...interesting vocals...
But I liked it better the first time around...
when it was called "The Verve"!

CD-Charts Position 2
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On the Outside

by: Starsailor

Release Date October 17, 2005
Starsailor is first and foremost a band best experienced live. Audiences are drawn to the raw energy of the band, especially lead vocalist James Walsh. With their first two albums, it seemed difficult for the band to replicate the potency of their live performances. "Good Souls" from Starsailor's debut album Love is Here is a good example. This song, which ends each live performance is well-written and well-rendered on the album, but lacks the energy cum edginess immediately apparent when heard live.

On the Outside on the other hand, comes much closer to proffering the listener a sense of the live Starsailor. It has a raw, immediate feel to it, yet it does not forgo a tightness and flow that also marks their live appearances. ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Silence Is Easy

by: Starsailor

Release Date January 27, 2004
2 1/2

Starts off as a reasonably strong follow up to the emotional Brit-boys well received debut with well sung vocals complimenting simple but effective guitar-and-piano arrangements, but takes a progressive nosedive after the fourth track and never really recuperates from a mediocrity prevalent in their saturated production coupled with blatant songwriting limitations.

CD-Charts Position 4
Average Rating:

On the Outside (With Bonus DVD)

by: Starsailor

Release Date August 22, 2006
2 1/2

Starts off as a reasonably strong follow up to the emotional Brit-boys well received debut with well sung vocals complimenting simple but effective guitar-and-piano arrangements, but takes a progressive nosedive after the fourth track and never really recuperates from a mediocrity prevalent in their saturated production coupled with blatant songwriting limitations.

CD-Charts Position 5
Average Rating:

Keep Us Together

by: Starsailor

Release Date May 09, 2006
As a devotee of "Eli Stone" I was anxious to find the song that was
in the final episode when they were all in the hospital with Eli.
Well, this CD has it as a "bonus" and it's quite moving.
Thanks to amazon and STARSAILOR.

CD-Charts Position 6
Average Rating:

Silence Is Easy

by: Starsailor

Release Date October 21, 2003
As a devotee of "Eli Stone" I was anxious to find the song that was
in the final episode when they were all in the hospital with Eli.
Well, this CD has it as a "bonus" and it's quite moving.
Thanks to amazon and STARSAILOR.

CD-Charts Position 7
Average Rating:

Good Souls

by: Starsailor

Release Date May 14, 2001
I am a huge van morrisson fan. while wandering around the internet I came across a cover of "the way young lovers do," written by van morrison by starsailor. without ever listening to starsailor i downloaded the track for the hell of it. their cover actually turns out to be a better version of the song than the original and that is saying alot because van's original is amazing. this is by far the starsailor recording. it is too bad that they didn;t put it on an album because it deserves to be....

CD-Charts Position 8
Average Rating:

Silence Is Easy

by: Starsailor

Release Date September 15, 2003
There's really nothing BAD about Starsailor. Their singing and instrumentation are pleasant but nothing special, and their Britpop-lite sound is unlikely to win converts, but please fans. "Silence is Easy," their sophomore album, has some truly wonderful songs, but stumbles over its own maudlin pretensions.

It kicks off on a positive note, with the dancey upbeat pop of "Music Was Saved," and follows up with the electric-violin sound of "Bring My Love," and the piano-thumping title track. It's fun when these guys break out the grittier instrumentation, giving an edge to their basic melodies. Call me weird, but I like the band dark and strange.

Unfortunately, about half the songs cross the line into... well, goopiness. Often the melodies ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
Average Rating:

On the Outside

by: Starsailor

Release Date November 22, 2005
Starsailor is first and foremost a band best experienced live. Audiences are drawn to the raw energy of the band, especially lead vocalist James Walsh. With their first two albums, it seemed difficult for the band to replicate the potency of their live performances. "Good Souls" from Starsailor's debut album Love is Here is a good example. This song, which ends each live performance is well-written and well-rendered on the album, but lacks the energy cum edginess immediately apparent when heard live.

On the Outside on the other hand, comes much closer to proffering the listener a sense of the live Starsailor. It has a raw, immediate feel to it, yet it does not forgo a tightness and flow that also marks their live appearances. Until Starsailor releases a live ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
Average Rating:

Love Is Here

by: Starsailor

Release Date October 01, 2001
Starsailor is first and foremost a band best experienced live. Audiences are drawn to the raw energy of the band, especially lead vocalist James Walsh. With their first two albums, it seemed difficult for the band to replicate the potency of their live performances. "Good Souls" from Starsailor's debut album Love is Here is a good example. This song, which ends each live performance is well-written and well-rendered on the album, but lacks the energy cum edginess immediately apparent when heard live.

On the Outside on the other hand, comes much closer to proffering the listener a sense of the live Starsailor. It has a raw, immediate feel to it, yet it does not forgo a tightness and flow that also marks their live appearances. Until Starsailor releases a live ... Read More: